Question

Where should you pause in the following sentence. Harry was an incredibly bad driver, consequently, his wife usually drove,

Answer 1

Answer:

a. After driver and consequently

Explanation:

Commas are the punctuation marks/ signs that signify the correct grammatical form of writing sentences. These signs allow a writer to use correct forms of grammar in their writings.

In the given sentence,

"Harry was an incredibly bad driver, consequently, his wife usually drove"

the use of the comma/ pause will be just after the words “driver” and “consequently”. The comma presents/ signifies differing ideas, with the word "consequently" acting as a conjunction for the two independent clauses. Thus, the correct placement for the pause will be after "driver" and "consequently".